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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 17 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 17 January 2026 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Feeling Out of Place. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Artificially engineered plants, for shortGMOS
- 5. Just beatEDGE
- 10. Bears quarterback WilliamsCALEB
- 16. ResponsibilityDOING
- 22. Go on and onRANT
- 23. Circular focusSALE
- 24. “Shrine of Texas Liberty”ALAMO
- 25. First full month of Major League Baseball’s seasonAPRIL
- 26. Not dockedASEA
- 27. Furious with Big Tobacco?SMOKINGHOT
- 29. Flora and faunaBIOTA
- 30. ApparitionPHANTASM
- 32. Component of an annoying cloudGNAT
- 33. BamboozledCONNED
- 35. Like parking garage rates, sometimesPERDAY
- 36. Layer of Charmin, e.g.PLY
- 38. Like RamadanISLAMIC
- 41. AcknowledgeADMIT
- 42. Appropriate farewell for a chef?CIAO
- 45. Concealed from the cops, sayHARBORED
- 48. Intimate intimacy with the rich and famousNAMEDROP
- 51. ShrewdnessWITS
- 53. Response to the Little Red HenNOTI
- 54. Place for buds to hangTWIG
- 58. Milano of “Charmed”ALYSSA
- 59. Opposed toANTI
- 60. Digits with dashes, for shortSSNS
- 61. Blasé about one’s stamina?WINDCHILL
- 63. Braking soundSCREECH
- 66. Anatomic pouchSAC
- 67. Oregon city near the Columbia River’s mouthASTORIA
- 68. Famous last words?ETTU
- 70. InvitedASKED
- 72. OstentatiousSHOWY
- 73. Exam whose primary question is “Better or worse?”EYETEST
- 76. Tiny amountsIOTAS
- 80. High countryNEPAL
- 83. Make overREDO
- 84. RelieveASSUAGE
- 87. Roll of billsWAD
- 91. What a trash talker may do after a victoryRUBITIN
- 93. Suffering from seasonal affective disorder?LIGHTBLUE
- 95. Oscar winner GuinnessALEC
- 97. Indian breadROTI
- 98. Moocher or quick learnerSPONGE
- 100. Clue for a detectiveLEAD
- 101. Big furniture retailerIKEA
- 102. Strait-lacedPRIM
- 103. “Spamalot” creatorERICIDLE
- 105. Airplane seat featuresLAPBELTS
- 107. Tennis icon ArthurASHE
- 108. Dazzling imagesOPART
- 112. Branch offices?FORESTS
- 114. In shapeFIT
- 116. Tom Canty, in a Twain novelPAUPER
- 118. Members of the nobilityBARONS
- 121. Potpie bitsPEAS
- 123. Tablet that weighs less than 11 ouncesIPADMINI
- 126. Line to the audienceASIDE
- 127. Sympathetic about other people’s hopes and dreams?GOALTENDER
- 131. Organic fuelPEAT
- 132. Physics Nobelist BohrNIELS
- 133. Become apparentARISE
- 134. Junk, sayBOAT
- 135. Prefix with plasm or parasiteECTO
- 136. West PointerCADET
- 137. Pool contentsGENES
- 138. Friendly stateALLY
- 139. Campus VIPDEAN
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Italian brandyGRAPPA
- 2. Potato choiceMASHED
- 3. Distinguishing feature of the villain in “The Fugitive”ONEARM
- 4. Bummed out about one’s social status?STANDINGDOWN
- 6. English assignmentESSAY
- 7. BlocksDAMS
- 8. Latch (onto)GLOM
- 9. Comics shriekEEK
- 11. ShrewdCANNY
- 12. Simple pond plantALGA
- 13. Christine of “Chicago Hope”LAHTI
- 14. Broody musicEMO
- 15. Spam generator, perhapsBOT
- 17. Wicked coolDABOMB
- 18. Fodder for pollstersOPINIONS
- 19. Upset over anemic bloodwork results?IRONCROSS
- 20. Dark time in the ad worldNITE
- 21. Pleased as punchGLAD
- 28. Dome homesIGLOOS
- 31. “Bye!”TATA
- 34. Having a bad trip, maybeCARSICK
- 37. Tabbouleh componentPARSLEY
- 39. Have a real talent forSHINEAT
- 40. Foamy cupfulsLATTES
- 43. Rosalind’s cousin in “As You Like It”CELIA
- 44. Tranquil sceneIDYL
- 46. Sicilian volcanoETNA
- 47. Tiddlywink, e.g.DISC
- 49. When said twice, a Polynesian food fishMAHI
- 50. Anxious about a background check?PASTTENSE
- 52. Field for MarsWAR
- 55. First word of “A Visit From St. Nicholas”TWAS
- 56. One might be well-madeWISH
- 57. A big fan ofINTO
- 62. Official town gossip?CRYER
- 64. Tipped offCUED
- 65. Bank jobHEIST
- 69. Hatcher of TVTERI
- 71. Enthusiastic about extra-strong cocktails?DOUBLEPUMPED
- 74. SnobELITIST
- 75. Diva, oftenSOLOIST
- 77. YarnTALE
- 78. Orinoco flowAGUA
- 79. Bit of finch foodSEED
- 81. Orchid and thistle, e.g.PURPLES
- 82. Cancels, as a missionABORTS
- 85. Longhorn rivalAGGIE
- 86. Get rid ofSHED
- 88. Make like an unhappy babyWAIL
- 89. ___-SeltzerALKA
- 90. Burned out on philosophy?DEEPFRIED
- 92. Kaine who ran with Hillary ClintonTIM
- 94. Ruler unitINCH
- 96. It usually comes with a kitCABOODLE
- 99. Put in a good word forPRAISE
- 104. Laundry unitLOAD
- 106. “Ready Player One” writer ClineERNEST
- 109. For eachAPIECE
- 110. Soprano ScottoRENATA
- 111. Neptune’s largest moonTRITON
- 113. 1992 Olympics hostSPAIN
- 115. Mythological trioFATES
- 117. Present time?PARTY
- 119. Judges’ seatBANC
- 120. Where the Indus and Irtysh flowASIA
- 122. It may follow somethingELSE
- 124. Pop starIDOL
- 125. Ring outPEAL
- 128. Funny bitGAG
- 129. Rock metalORE
- 130. Wizards’ org.NBA